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NL: The Nintendo 64 was a revolutionary system in multiple respects. Its unique controller introduced an analogue stick to Nintendo gamers, for one thing, but the biggest revolution was in its approach to graphics. 3D was the new way to play, going beyond in-cartridge chip workarounds that had made some effects possible on the SNES - 64-bit brought the power for unique experiences.

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A new short Super Mario Maker trailer has been made available by Nintendo today, showcasing a really useful stage creation tool

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Star Fox Zero! Fatal Frame exclusive to eShop! Devil's Third! More!

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Star Fox Zero! Fatal Frame exclusive to eShop! Devil's Third! More!

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A gaming revolution

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GR: Nintendo's biggest release of 2015, Super Mario Maker, comes out in just a few weeks. I've been playing it this week for review, but that doesn't mean I have access to all of the content in the game. In fact, I've only seen a small selection of the creation tools. Nintendo utilizes a system in which new creation tools unlock each day it makes sense in theory, but the actual practice of unlocking content in a set order both helps and hinders player creators.

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A new look and new beginnings

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Super Mario Maker hits the Wii U in less than a month -- as will an infinite number of levels designed to break the souls of those who dare venture in. But even with the promise of player-created courses and an expansive tool set, is Nintendo's latest worth the faith and the hype? And could it be a signal of things to come from the Big N?

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Forbes: I havent delved that deep into Nintendos level-building Mario game yet, but what Ive played so far is remarkable. Its like a backstage pass to Nintendo! Not just behind-the-scenes, but right there in the cockpit with Mario creator Shigeru Miyamoto. Its God mode for the greatest and most classic set of platformers the world has ever known.

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NL: As part of the inevitable circle of life in gaming, we come to a compilation of remasters. In some respects Nintendo was a trailblazer, as remasters and upscales are all the rage in modern gaming; with good reason, too, as playing a better version of a great title isn't exactly a chore.